Harden had unwittingly added a little kerosene to the proceedings Tuesday night through no fault of his own. There’s always going to be fans rooting for their respective teams.” “It doesn’t matter who’s on that team or who’s on this team,” James Harden said. “It’s on the road,” said Randle, who drew a late technical foul, probably a result of taking all of two foul shots all night despite taking it to the basket constantly. But even that’s part of it, isn’t it? In a backyard basketball brawl, the home gym almost always gets the friendly whistle. “I’m pissed,” he spat, and walked out of the interview room, and that’ll probably make his wallet a little lighter Wednesday morning. Julius Randle argues with an official after receiving a technical foul in the fourth quarter as Immanuel Quickley looks on. But Julius was also driving the ball pretty darn hard,” he stewed. “I’m watching what’s going on both ways, they’re a good team and they played well. “Something’s not right,” Thibodeau steamed. There were also two missed Kevin Durant dunks that sure looked like he might’ve been bailed out by a whistle.
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He was too busy looking at the stat sheet, at the 21 fouls called against his Knicks (to 14 for the Nets), to the 25 free throws the Nets took (as opposed to 12 for the Knicks).
On the other side of the arena, Tom Thibodeau wasn’t much in the mood to throw adverbs and adjectives at a splendid basketball show. Get texts from Mike Vaccaro to be the first to know what he’s thinking about the ups and downs in New York sports and text back to share your thoughts. Post Sports+ members, now you can Text Back at Vac. “The Knicks have been around for 75 years.” “We know it’s going to be a pro-Knicks crowd,” Nash said. James Johnson is fouled by Mitchell Robinson in the closing seconds of the Nets’ 112-110 win over the Knicks. At the end, it was the Nets fans who walked away happier. When the Knicks went on their runs - when Evan Fournier hit a 3 late that tied the game at 110 especially - it sounded like Barclays Center had become a Madison Square Garden Annex. “It felt like a great college or a great high school game.”īack and forth the teams went at each other, throwing haymakers, jabbing and slugging, the Nets seizing control with a 14-0 run to start the third quarter that pushed them to a 16-point lead, the Knicks finishing the quarter with a 14-2 push, the two teams going back and forth all across a scintillating fourth quarter. “I thought the atmosphere was great, it felt like a barn-burner,” Nets coach Steve Nash said. We’ve wanted Knicks-Nets to matter for so long, and only occasionally has it provided. There is something of a pity that such a night, such a game, should be decided by foul shots (although from here it did look like a legit call on Mitch Robinson), but it was part of a wonderful narrative that James Johnson - who earlier had hit a killer 3 for the Nets - drained both free throws with 2.2 seconds left.
Brooklyn, played at a breathtaking level. This, in its small way, was all the minions afflicted with basketball jones have ever truly craved: Knicks vs. Here was a game worthy of the city, worthy of New York, worthy of the boroughs that have delivered so much to the City Game across the decades. NYCFC give New York a taste of what it's been missingĪrmy QB, Bronx native Christian Anderson pumped for last showdown with Navy Walt 'Clyde' Frazier, who delivered the team's first title, is No. Highs and lows of this marathon New York sports day Patrick Ewing is the greatest Knick of all time
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